Word: match
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...itself to a Navy of at least 9,000 men after the war. Minister Macdonald himself thought a force of 15,000 would be "more likely ... [to] satisfy Canadians," hoped the nation would keep two cruisers, two carriers and eight destroyers in postwar fighting trim, with lesser craft to match...
...Worcester enters ten men, the Crimson will match them with the following harriers: Captain Mark Tuttle, Jim Foley, Bob Frye, and Wayne Homans, all of the NROTC; Charlie Atwell, Dick Lewis, Jack Noble, Bob Rochelle, and George Voss, of the V-12; and civilian Steve Cady...
This victory, which toppled Tech from the undefeated ranks, was the Crimson's fourth as against one setback. Sweeping all three of the doubles contests, the Crimson dissolved a 3-all tie in the singles to sew up the match...
Labor Day was Talbert's 26th birthday. He hoped it was a good omen for his finals match with Sergeant Frank Parker, the onetime boy wonder and Davis Cupper, whose mechanical, methodical steadiness had often carried him close, but never quite to, the title. Parker, with a day of rest after his four-set semifinal win over Lieut. Don McNeil, was on the top of his smooth game. Talbert's only hope was to reach the net, and he seldom managed it except in the second set. Parker...
Despite the absence of veterans Levin, Rinaldi, and Frothingham, the Crimson netmen still took complete charge of the match, snaring five of the six singles, and two out of three doubles contests. M.I.T. will probably be the Crimson's next opponent...